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How Science Made a Better Bee (Sep, 1944)
This is how we end up with killer bees.
How Science Made a Better Bee
Amazing new discoveries bring improvement to nature's masterpiece, enabling the busy little insect to do a better job for war.
By ALFRED H. SINKS
Photographs by WILLIAM MORRIS and ROBERT F SMITH
THE tiny honeybee—far more important to both war industry and our food supply than most people realize—is getting a lot of attention nowadays. Though nature has produced few animals as remarkable as these industrious little insects, entomologists and geneticists have found the means to improve on its handiwork. They are actually producing bees that work harder and so produce more honey—bees that are more industrious and energetic, healthier, and better able to protect their bee cities against natural enemies. Truly amazing are some of the results of this partnership of science and nature, and its future achievements may be greater still.
Few people know that beekeeping itself is a war industry of first importance, and that beekeepers are classed as "essential" war workers. Coatings containing beeswax protect every round of live ammunition, small or large, that goes off to war.
But this remarkable industry will be no less important after the war. In the production of our food supply, bees do a job far more essential than just storing honey. Farmers depend on them to pollinate at least 50 important crops. Many varieties of apples and other fruits will bear almost no fruit unless pollinated by bees. So growers are rapidly learning the trick of hiring small colonies of bees to work in their orchards, gardens, and cattle-grazing fields just during blossom time.
Pollen which bees bring to the hive and feed their young is rich in valuable vitamins and minerals. Important medical uses may be found for it. And the 5,000,000 colonies of honeybees in this country will gather in a single year as much as 350,000.000 pounds of pollen—nearly twice the amount of our annual honey crop!
Because bees Contribute so richly to our comfort, health, and prosperity, and because they are such fascinating creatures in themselves, scientists have long taken the keenest interest in them. There are various basic races among honeybees. Each is distinct from the others in size, color, markings, length of tongue, size of the honey sac, and so forth. For nearly a century man has been trying to learn just what characteristics in bees make for better honey producers. and trying to improve on nature by careful mating of selected queen bees with selected drones.
Entomologists of the Department of Agriculture and state agricultural experiment stations have been trying to put this study on a more scientific basis. This means making careful measurements of the length of the tongues of worker bees, the size of their honey sacs, their weight, and the amount of nectar they are capable of carrying. By comparing these measurements with the honey production of experimental bee colonies, bee experts determine scientifically the relation between the physical characteristics of bees and their usefulness as pollinators and honey producers.
The length of a bee's tongue is highly important. A bee will not work a flower in which the nectar is too deep inside for her to reach. As a result that variety of plant will suffer from lack of pollination.
American entomologists are far more interested, however, in producing strains of bees that are more energetic, hardier, and more resistant to bee diseases.
A stingless bee has long been sought by beekeepers the world over. But the gentler strains have so far proved to be inferior honey producers, and entomologists consider it a waste of time to try to develop bees that literally have no stings.
How do bee breeders help nature to produce better and better bees? Until recently the only method known was one worked out by European breeders a hundred years ago. They selected the best queens and the best drones and carried them to some isolated spot in the mountains. They wanted to make sure that the queen did not mate with some stray drone of inferior strain.
Such selective breeding has shown truly amazing results. In tests at Madison, Wis., superior strains have produced as much as 250 pounds per colony in a good season over and above their own needs, while colonies of a poor strain often fail to make enough honey even to keep themselves alive through the winter.
Still more remarkable success has rewarded attempts to protect bees from disease. So virulent are the three varieties of foul brood that in a few seasons this bee disease may wipe out every bee colony in an area hundreds of square miles in extent. In the middle thirties the bee industry around Middlebury, Vt., was nearly wiped out by American foul brood. In 1936 a Middlebury beekeeper named Charles Mraz noticed that one of his colonies showed an almost miraculous ability to fight the disease. He shipped an egg-laying queen bee from that colony to the experiment station at Ames, Iowa. Today, seventh-generation descendants of that queen are fighting foul brood to a standstill. They seem able to detect the bacillus larva even before it is visible to the human eye.
The old method of selective breeding got results slowly, but it could never eliminate the element of chance.
But in 1926, Dr. Lloyd R. Watson of Alfred, N. Y., succeeded in fertilizing a selected queen bee artificially. In this way parentage could be controlled beyond a doubt. Watson's method was taken up and improved by scientists of the Bureau of Entomology.
But one thing still stood in the way of getting practical results. And that one thing baffled the entomologists for 15 years. Because a colony of bees must be strong in numbers to survive, any colony mothered by an artificially mated queen would die out. Such queens never laid enough eggs.
Then, in the spring of 1940, two young American scientists at Baton Rouge, La., discovered that a queen bee makes more than one mating flight in her lifetime. This disproved what bee science had taught for a hundred years. To Otto Mackensen and William Roberts it suggested the idea of multiple mating by artificial means. The theory worked. Queens so treated proved able to lay sufficient fertile eggs to mother a strong colony. This summer—at the Madison, Wis., station, where Roberts now works—there are, for the first time in history, colonies of bees produced by artificial mating. By the old method, only one new generation could be produced in a year. The new method produces as many as ten.


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Without further ado, here is a link to the Periscope for you to watch to get an idea of how their work was shared out globally.
LIVE on #Periscope: #Digcit App Smackdown https://t.co/ItQfBuSRPK— Rachel Murat (@MrsMurat) November 10, 2016
You can also get an idea of the apps the students featured by looking through this Google Slide deck the teacher, Rachel Murat, shared.
Here are three screen captures from the slide deck:
Here is a sample of the Google Form (survey) that was filled out to evaluate each of the apps presented. Students later created a blog post to support their top choice.
Overall, I was fortunate to watch the live presentation via Periscope to see the class in action and was impressed by the way the students took control of the learning, sharing their favorite apps with others and defending their choices as well as explaining how the app worked and its benefits.

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The 100 Moments of TSU Athletics presented by Taco Bell® series continues by recognizing the most prolific scorer in Tennessee State football history.
In 1972, running back Alfred Reese became TSU's all-time leading scorer with 112 points throughout the season. The number gave him 306 total points scored during his collegiate career, which is 30 points higher than the second-place holder.
Reese's 112 points during his senior campaign matched his record-setting sophomore season in which he scored 112 points on nine touchdowns.
Mathematically, Reese's nine touchdowns only accounted for 54 of his points total. In addition to being the Tigers' starting running back, Reese also served as the team's place kicker. Therefore, the remaining 58 points in 1970 came from 40 extra points and six field goals.
With Reese's 112 points during his final season, he became only the fifth Tiger to lead the team in scoring for three consecutive seasons.
After scoring just 23 points during his freshman season, Reese's final number came courtesy of 27 touchdowns, 91 PATs and 10 field goals.
Reese also led the squad in rushing during 1970 and 1972. He had 340 yards as a sophomore and 802 as a senior.
Reese played a huge role in leading the Tigers to two Black College National Championships in 1970 and 1971. During Reese's time at TSU, the Tigers posted an overall record of 38-3-1 and won three end of the year bowl games.
In 1973, the San Diego Chargers drafted Reese in the 13th round of the NFL Draft.
The 100 Moments of TSU Athletics presented by Taco Bell® highlights some of the greatest moments in honor of Tennessee State's centennial celebration. A new moment will be released each weekday for a total of 100. These moments were chosen by the TSU 100 Moments committee, which consists of alums from various departments. TSU has so many great moments, not all can be represented in these 100.
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These pages are designed to help you in your search for Native American roots. It is a fantastic journey but not an easy one.
There are many paths to be followed in order to prove or disprove any family traditions of Native American Ancestry.
It is a pleasure to join with the TNGenWeb Project, and specifically the "First Persons of Tennessee" special project. I want to stress that these pages are not limited to the confines of the state of Tennessee. Many states will be involved because the original Cherokee Nation in the east covered a large area. The Cherokee Nation West will also be covered in several ways.
The Window to the past holds many records you will need to search for. Let's examine some of these documents and the steps leading from them.
Getting Started - the First Step
The Paper Trail
The Chapman Roll
The Act of Congress Roll
Index to Guion Miller Roll Applications
The land is what the struggle has always been about. Who would own it?
And so it is the land that can help us in our search. How do we use it? One answer is through maps. The maps of the places where our ancestors lived; maps that show where the tribal lands lay; maps that show the paths, and later the roads, that people traveled. All of these maps hold clues for us and we should make use of them as often as possible.
TN Map Section There are some really good maps of the Old Cherokee Nation East at this website.
Historical Maps of the United States Study some of these maps to learn the old migration routes.
Other Historical Maps of United States Websites
I receive literally hundreds of queries regarding Cherokee ancestors. There are certain "core" points in all of these requests. This section will attempt to cover some of those points. Check back often as I will be adding more answers to this area.
All those numbers
Names - English or Indian
Bits and Pieces Selected queries with suggestions on how to solve the puzzle.
Cherokee Census Rolls
An explanation as to how some of them came about.
Migration after 1838
Some Cherokees left the Old Nation in the East AFTER 1838.
Why hide the Indian
Ralph Jenkins explores reasons behind many families decision to
hide their Indian ancestry.
Cherokee Trail of Tears; other Paths
Ralph Jenkins discusses the number of Cherokees who appear to
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The Black Dutch
Mary Bondurant Warren's examination of this often used term in Southern families.
You want to know about Jerry Wright Jordan?
a little about her (or why I she can tell you about these things).
This page listed as one of the highlighted homepages in Dick Eastman's Online Newsletter, Saturday, Nov. 8,1998.
This TNGenWeb Special Project site was created by Jerry Wright Jordan. We are thankful for her contributions. Have questions? Please contact the TNGenWeb State Coordinator.


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The economy, one of the world's smallest and least developed, is based on agriculture and forestry, which provide the main livelihood for more than 60% of the population. agriculture consists largely of subsistence farming and animal husbandry. rugged mountains dominate the terrain and make the building of roads and other infrastructure difficult and expensive. the economy is closely aligned with india's through strong trade and monetary links and dependence on india's financial assistance. the industrial sector is technologically backward, with most production of the cottage industry type. most development projects, such as road construction, rely on indian migrant labor. model education, social, and environment programs are underway with support from multilateral development organizations. each economic program takes into account the government's desire to protect the country's environment and cultural traditions. for example, the government, in its cautious expansion of the tourist sector, encourages visits by upscale, environmentally conscientious tourists. detailed controls and uncertain policies in areas such as industrial licensing, trade, labor, and finance continue to hamper foreign investment. hydropower exports to india had a major impact on growth in 2007.
Soil erosion; limited access to potable water
In transition to constitutional monarchy; special treaty relationship with india
682,321 note: the factbook population estimate is consistent with the first modern census of bhutan, conducted in 2005; previous factbook population estimates for this country, which were on the order of three times the total population reported here, were based on bhutanese government publications that did not include the census (july 2008 est.)
Southern asia, between china and india
Total: 47,000 sq km land: 47,000 sq km water: 0 sq km
About one-half the size of indiana
Conventional long form: kingdom of bhutan conventional short form: bhutan local long form: druk gyalkhap local short form: druk yul
Name: thimphu geographic coordinates: 27 29 n, 89 36 e time difference: utc+6 (11 hours ahead of washington, dc during standard time)
18 years of age for voluntary military service; no conscription (2008)
Bhutan cooperates with india to expel indian nagaland separatists; lacking any treaty describing the boundary, bhutan and china continue negotiations to establish a common boundary alignment to resolve territorial disputes arising from substantial cartographic discrepancies, the largest of which lie in bhutan's northwest and along the chumbi salient


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Western perfume makers have been selling their scents in China for roughly a decade. But in a few months, Parfums Benetton will introduce two of the first perfumes that have been created especially for Chinese tastes.
United Colors of Benetton and its perfume licensee, Selective Beauty the company that conceives and produces perfumes under Benetton's name signed with a Chinese perfume importer and distributor called Eternal. It was Eternal that suggested that Benetton create scents for the Chinese consumer.
The creative team at Selective Beauty decided on the names Energy Games Man and Woman to play off the strengths of the existing brands Energy Man and Energy Woman, created last year and to refer to this year's Olympic Games in Beijing.
On the bottle, Selective Beauty used the yellow and red colors of the Chinese flag. For the perfumes, it chose two veteran perfumers from a scent maker called Quest (purchased a year ago by Quest's competitor Givaudan): Christophe Raynaud for the feminine perfume, Olivier Pescheux for the masculine. To guide them, Quest's marketing team began a major study of scent and the Chinese consumer.
Quest found that Chinese women above all want harmonious perfumes those avoiding a single strong, identifiable raw material but rather using smooth blends of elements. They liked youthful fruit scents and, even more, flower-petal scents. Brand influenced them hugely. Quest marketers concluded they liked Chanel No. 5 and Paris by Yves Saint Laurent less for their smells than for their brands. And the women decisively rejected powerful, strong-signatured perfumes.
Chinese men liked fresh, airy, fruity scents (above all, apple). Like the women, they rejected scents with one big, strong note.
And so the Benetton team created as its feminine scent a fruity floral perfume with mandarin, lychee, cranberry, peach and for its pure clean scent osmanthus. They added synthetic musks, since those molecules are often used in laundry detergent and read as clean notes.
Benetton's masculine scent was based on a mixture the creative team called frosted lavender, which combines a traditional male classic scent with the big freshness of yuzu (a Japanese citrus), mandarin and a little bit of pineapple. This was reinforced with fresh ginger and, in the base, soft amber and cedar and sandalwood.
Benetton will introduce Energy Games Man and Energy Games Woman two months before the Games begin. CHANDLER BURR


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In honor of its esteemed fifty-year history, Fuller Craft presents the exhibition Striking Gold: Fuller at Fifty. This invitational exhibition marks the institution's "golden anniversary" by exploring the storied traditions, modern interpretations, and conceptual rigor of gold as an artistic material. Among the exhibition themes to be explored are avarice, vanity, power, consumption, ecology, divinity, cultural measures, alchemy, artifice, and transformation. Exhibited works will include craft media as well as fine art mediums to reflect Fuller Craft's dual histories as both a fine art and craft museum. Curated by Fuller Craft Chief Curator Beth McLaughlin and art historian Suzanne Ramljak.
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Kings Beach, CA…The Placer County Board of Supervisors received presentations on numerous Tahoe area issues at its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday and Tuesday April 23-24, 2012 in Kings Beach. Issues the Board heard included an update on the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's (TRPA) Regional Plan Update, the Placer County Community Plan Update for the Tahoe Basin and the Kings Beach Commercial Core Improvement Project.
Regional Plan Update: Placer County staff has been closely monitoring the TRPA Plan Update. A draft of the update, which is expected to be released to the public this week, will guide development in the Tahoe Basin for the next 20 years. County staff presented an update to the Supervisors of the work done to date by county staff.
The Supervisors learned that the Placer County Community Development/Resource Agency and the County Executive Office have been actively following TRPA's progress on the Plan Update and regularly providing feedback as part of the Regional Plan Update Committee meetings.
At its April 25 and 256, 2012 meetings, the TRPA Governing Board will conduct a public hearing on the release of the draft Plan. Once released, County staff will review the Plan and then return to the Supervisors for direction on any issues identified in the Plan.
Staff from county Public Works, Planning, Engineering and Surveying, Executive Office, Facility Services and the former Redevelopment Agency all have provided input on the Plan. Each of these county divisions has commented on how TRPA's current and proposed codes relate to each discipline.
Tahoe Basin Community Plan: The County's Tahoe Basin Community Plan Update is closely tied to the TRPA Regional Plan Update. The Board received an update on the Community Plan from Planning Department staff.
As directed by the Board of Supervisors last July, Placer County Planning staff moved forward with the Tahoe Basin Community Plan Update (TBCPU) work program. The program has set up a public outreach strategy to ensure the county's work on its own Community Plan for the Tahoe area is done in coordination with the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's (TRPA) Update.
There are four regions within the Placer County Community Plan for Lake Tahoe are: North Tahoe East (including the Kings Beach and Stateline areas); North Tahoe West (including the Carnelian Bay and Tahoe Vista areas), West Shore, and Greater Tahoe City. The working groups, also known as Plan Area Teams, have been staffed with nine members each, who will work to ensure the plans reflect the community's vision. The Plan Team members will meet on May 9, 2012, to begin their work.
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Nobundo is a former draenei vindicator and one of the most tragic heroes among the Broken of Outland. When the orcs betrayed the draenei, slowly but surely, the draenei cities such as Karabor and Farahlon were destroyed by the orcs, and Shattrath was the last one left. As the Draenei prophet, Velen, and many other draenei fled, volunteer Vindicators and even civilians (some with families) of Shattrath stayed behind to fight the orcs and buy the fleeing draenei some time. Their hope was that with a believable variety of people, the orcs would be tricked into thinking that they had wiped out all of the city's inhabitants. Nobundo was one of the brave paladins who stayed behind.
He was supposedly found by the draenei who fled, as were other draenei who survived the battle, Akama (who was in a coma), Korin, Herac, and Estes. The other four who could walk were eventually banished, due to the red mist which in the end deformed them. The "unaffected" draenei called them "Krokul" — "Broken", and for that they could never be in contact with one of the draenei again. In one final act of adding insult to injury, Nobundo's Light-blessed crystalline hammer was confiscated by a former friend, the last remaining piece of his past, and of who he once was.
Years passed, with some Broken devolving further into the madness of the Lost Ones, or even committing suicide when this change was apparent. As for Nobundo, his sleep was always haunted by dreams of the slaughter at Shattrath City, and every day he would walk to the peak of a mountain and sit, praying, hoping, to somehow regain his mastery over the Light and that his nightmares would finally end.
Countless times he did this, but would always go back to the Broken camps disappointed. Though one day, when his prayer was finally answered, no heavenly voice told him what to do, nor did a naaru descend from on high to aid him. No, Nobundo's prayers were answered by the Wind.As with generations of tauren, orcs, trolls, and countless other races, the wind revealed. to Nobundo the delicate balance of nature, the powers and truth of the Five Elements and the path of the shaman. He listened eagerly, and came to understand and follow this path.
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The leader of the draenei realized that the way of the shaman, as well as the Light, was a path worth treading, and Nobundo became one of his inner circle. With his support and encouragement, Noubundo met up with him at Telredor in Zangarmarsh and introduced the shaman's path to the draenei, teaching all who were willing to listen. The shaman would eventually accompany Velen in the raid to retake the Exodar, and survived the crash on Azeroth. He remains there today, ready to share his knowledge with aspiring shamans in the service of the draenei — and now the Alliance.


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i think his concern is large flamible tanks. but true you will need argon tank.
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You will still need a tank of Argon for a TiG machine, no matter what you do with it, brazing, welding, frying ants.... The gas protects the electrode (tungsten) from burning up.
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you might consider some thing like a propain or mapp gas and oxygen setup. much smaller and easyer to deal with than a true O/A setup.
also aladden makes some brasing rod for aluminum that will work with this system..i'll see if i can find you a link to them.
the SD-DX diference is going to increse the resail of the dyn if that is of a concern. the DX will also alow for pulse wich makes some really nice designs on SS. some thing you might want to consider. not shore if the pulse will be worth the added expense to ya in your work as i'm not real shore your use, but to TIG its verry helpfull in thin matereal and SS so i would defenetly consider it.
as for brazing with TIG ?? never tryed it, always used O/A sorry.i just dont see the TIG arc as being the idea brazing heat scorce.
welcome to the site, some one with a lil more TIG expereance might jump in and help out with the brazing option.
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Need help in selecting TIG systemHello:
I am looking into doing some metal artwork and jewelry, using recycled metal object, mainly bicycle parts.
I will most likely be working with mild & stainless steel, aluminum, and perhaps brass. The metals that I work with are most likely to be 3/16th inch or thinner, most likely not much more than 1/16th inch thick.
This would require me to have a TIG set up, so I am looking at both the
Maxtar 200 and Dynasty 200 series.
One thing that I would like to be able to do is to do brazing using a TIG set up. I was told that this is possible provided I use the correct fill and that I can set the TIG unit to a low enough current so not to melt the base metals that I am joining, but melt only the filler.
I would like to be able to to brazing with the TIG system because I don't want to have to have any system using gasses. I don't want the hassle and dangers associated with tanks and I plan to do the work in a converted room in my apartment and I figure that my landlord would go ape if he knew that I had tanks.
The only way that I would be willing to use gas would be to have a water torch, but I am told these are too small for working with metals up to 3/16th thick.
Perhaps if any of you have had any experience with water torches (which generate hydrogen and oxygen by electrolysis of water); you can give me some help.
I am also hoping to do brazing because I want the flexibility to join dissimilar metals that I can't do with welding.
The joints that I make are for artistic use. I do not plan to use anything for structural use that would requiere passing an inspection.
I hear that welding aluminum requires and AC arc. Does anyone know if I can braze aluminum with DC?
I am also curious between the difference between the Dynasty 200 SD and 200 DX and whether or not the added cost of the 200 DX is worth it for my type of work.
Thank you for your help.
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PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland Timbers, minus All-Star midfielder and team captain Jack Jewsbury, stunned the LA Galaxy behind two early goals and another in the second half in a 3-0 victory Wednesday night in front of a raucous crowd at JELD-WEN Field.
The victory for Portland, the Western Conference's eighth-place team, ended Galaxy's league-high 14-game unbeaten streak and broke up a series of dismal results for the Timbers at home.
Portland hadn't won a home match since May 21 after charging out of the gate with five-straight wins to christen their new stadium, and had squandered leads in three of their last four home games.
But it was the Timbers who looked like the team running away with the best record in MLS rather than the Galaxy, who came into the game with a league-leading 45 points from 23 games coming off a 4-0 victory Saturday against Vancouver. LA hadn't lost in MLS play in over three months, last dropping a decision on May 1 to FC Dallas.
Defender Mike Chabala got things going for Portland in the 26th minute, after he and midfielder Darlington Nagbe traded passes. Chabala found himself in space in the box and blasted past LA 'keeper Josh Saunders, making it 1-0.
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It was the first goal for Chabala, who joined the team two weeks ago in a trade with Houston, and the first assist for the rookie Nagbe.
Then in the 33rd minute, a Chabala throw in to forward Kenny Cooper was tapped on to midfielder Diego Chara. He then crossed it to Perlaza, who was able to beat defender AJ DeLaGarza for a sliding shot past Saunders and the 2-0 halftime lead.
It was well-deserved. LA never threatened in the first 45, being outshot 9-0 as Portland neutralized forward Landon Donovan and midfielder David Beckham. For the game Portland out-shot LA 15-8.
The Galaxy's best chance to climb back into it came early in the second half when Beckham curled a long cross toward sub Adam Cristman in the box. His flicked header skidded just wide of Troy Perkins' net, and the potential fight-back went with it.
Then Portland added insurance.
A corner by Sal Zizzo found a leaping Eric Brunner on the far side of the goal for the match's final tally in the 68thminute.
Portland (7-10-4, 25 points) next play San Jose on Saturday in a match that starts a three-game road swing. LA (12-3-9, 45 points) play at home Saturday against Dallas in a clash of Western Conference leaders.
Scoring Summary:
POR -- Mike Chabala 1 (Darlington Nagbe 1) 26
POR -- Jorge Perlaza 5 (Diego Chara 3, Kenny Cooper 2) 33
POR -- Eric Brunner 2 (Sal Zizzo 2) 68
LA Galaxy -- Josh Saunders, A.J. DeLaGarza, Sean Franklin, Omar Gonzalez, Todd Dunivant, Chris Birchall, Michael Stephens (Adam Cristman 46), Juninho (Dan Keat 81), David Beckham, Juan Pablo Angel (Miguel Lopez 46), Landon Donovan.
Substitutes Not Used: Gregg Berhalter, Bryan Jordan, Mike Magee, Brian Perk.
Portland Timbers -- Troy Perkins, Lovel Palmer, Eric Brunner, David Horst, Mike Chabala, Sal Zizzo (Kalif Alhassan 89), James Marcelin, Diego Chara, Darlington Nagbe (Rodney Wallace 85), Jorge Perlaza (Brian Umony 87), Kenny Cooper.
Substitutes Not Used: Mamadou Danso, Bright Dike, Peter Lowry, Adin Brown.
Misconduct Summary:
LA -- Landon Donovan (caution; Reckless Tackle) 64
POR -- Diego Chara (caution; Reckless Tackle) 83
POR -- Sal Zizzo (caution; Reckless Tackle) 89
Referee: Mark Kadlecik
Referee's Assistants: -Paul Scott; Mike Kampmeinert
4th Official: Ricardo Salazar
Time of Game: 1:48
Weather: Sunny-and-82-degrees
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Sorry, I mean signed by the cutter. John Strickler, a local craftsman, signed his name and his job title. If he considered himself a stone cutter, who am I to demote/promote him to carver?
who departed
this life April
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The epitaph is a version of the classic "Remember me as you pass by."
Stop my friends and take a view,
Of the cold grave allotted you,
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And turn to dust as well as I.
The willow looks more like a palm tree to me. Perhaps not one of Strickler's best.
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If this is the first time you have ever embroidered, have a practice of the stitches on leftover felt scraps before you do it on the actual heart. Remember nobody dies because you do not get it right first time but your friends will be impressed because embroidery is not passed on like it used to be. I learnt at home and at my primary school, I still remember a little blue book from Anchor... The Little Book of Anchor Embroidery Stitches... I could not wait to try out and master new stitches. In fact when my mother died I found some of my original binca mats which I embroidered for my my mum when I was six, how I wish I still had that book.
You will need:
9x9" square of felt
A skein of embroidery thread
An embroidery needle with a nice big eye and a very sharp point
A small amount of wadding
A water soluble pen
A glass, ruler, paper and pencil
Pins and scissors
|The robin tin was my mum's silks tin and I can remember when it actually contained Peek Frean biscuits over 45 years ago!
Take a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle and another across the middle, pop your glass so that the you draw a semi circle, with one side touching the line down the middle and repeat on the other side. I used a glass with a 3" diameter, I then marked 3.5" below the centre line and drew a line from the semi circles to create the heart design, you can make it longer or shorter to vary the look of your heart.
Cut out your pattern and pin it to the felt, cut around two hearts - remember felt does not have a warp or weft (the grain and direction of fabric) so it does not matter where you place the heart on your felt - set them aside.
Now think about the pattern you want to create... we will be using six stitches, not as scary as it sounds as two are variations on a theme.
- Running stitch - this is where all sewing begins
- Pekinese stitch - a woven stitch, worked through running stitches for decorative purposes
- Chain stitch - super for writing words
- Lazy Daisy or Detached chain - used for working flower petals and leaves
- French knots - a raised stitch often used to create the centre of flowers and to give depth to your work
- Blanket stitch - to join the pieces together
Now, take your skein of embroidery thread and cut off about 18" which is about the same as you pinching the thread between you thumb and fore finger and letting it drop to your elbow and cutting it there. Longer thread will create a problem as it will knot and tangle as you are working and I will not be responsible for you swearing when you are meant to be having fun! You will see that embroidery thread has six strands, you only want to use three, so take three in one hand and three in the other and pull them apart, like the tractors on Levi jeans. Thread up your needle and you are ready to start.
Try to work in natural light, best of all is to be in front of a window so you can get a good look at what you are doing.
Don't put a knot in your thread, whenever you are embroidering you do not sew in or sew off unless you can tuc the thread behind other stitches and we will start with a simple running stitch. Leave a tail of about 1/2" on the back of your work then look at the diagrams below:
Come up to the front from A and then back through the felt at B, if you are happy with the size of your stitch come back up the same length away to the front at C. Continue like this all the way around the heart to make a border.
Using our chain stitch we are going to write a message, as this is a pin cushion and I am going to pop it onto my Pinterest boards, I am writing Pin It!
Come up from the back of your work at point A, form a little loop, then go from the front of your work through to the back as close to point A as you can so that A and B are next to each other. Without letting the loop tighten, come back to the front at point C, this will catch the loop to form your first chain, now go back through to the back as close to point C as you can and come up at point C, repeat this for your chain. Then the next spot to come back up at is Point D.Chain stitch is very versatile and will accommodate curves which is why it is so good for embroidering letters.
As you have mastered Chain stitch, Lazy Daisy or Detached Chain will be a doddle. Come up from the back of your work at point A, form a little loop, then go from the front of your work through to the back at point B as close to point A as you can. Without letting the loop tighten, come back to the front at point C, catching the loop, take your thread over the loop and sew through to the back as close to Point C as you can.
From Point C, go back to Point A at the centre and move your work around a little to create your next petal in the same way. Remember most flowers have an odd number of petals.
Next is the French knot, which is what is know as a raised stitch as it sits well above the fabric to give it texture. You will probably notice that the centre of your flower looks a little bit messy so we will use the knot to hide this.
I thought that the running stitch looked a little plain, so we are going to do a simple weaving stitch, akin to Pekinese stitch. Bring your silk up from the back of the work, under a stitch, now weave the stitch under each bar and when you run out of thread make sure you take it back to the reverse side under a stitch on the surface and bring your next piece of silk up from under the same stitch.
We are now going to work Blanket stitch, which is used to hem fabrics or applique and even button hole fabrics as it is applied directly to raw edges. Starting inside your heart front and about 3/8" from the raw edge, bring your silk through to the front, holding the two pieces of felt together and place your needle at the back of your front embroidered piece come up at point A and bring the thread over to the back of your plain backing fabric and bring it through both pieces to join them together, do this twice for the start of your work, now slip your needle under the stitch so it is on the right of your work.
Continue in this to create your blanket stitch seam.
Work around the heart with blanket stitch leaving a gap of 3", use this gap to stuff your heart, pin the gap together and finish off with blanket stitch. If you are hanging your heart, then sew a little bow to hide the stitches you used to hold the ribbon in place.
Now go hang it up. or start using your pin cushion and go take a look at the very first Handmade Monday of 2012
Finally, if you wash any piece of work with embroidery, always wash it by hand and when you iron it do so from the back of your work so that your embroidery stands proud of your fabric.
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I am new to SAP-EHS.
We are working on one SD sheet (Material Safety Data Sheet) layout. I have simplified the issue for below.
In it displayed a table having 2 columns and 1 row.
In the top row of every column, relevant column_name (Header) is printed.
Header of first column (appearing in the cell formed by top row and first column) is say - Conentration.
Value in the second row of first column is say 2 (with some units)
Second Column Header is say Density.
Its value is say 3 (with some units)
To meet the client's requirement, we need to suppress the column for which value is not available.
I mean if value 3 were not available for Concentration, first column should not be displayed and printed at all.
I understand that suppression of data in this manner is achieved using 'Blank Compression'.
Our team attempted it but could not achieve 'Blank Compression' of a column.
Can anybody plesse help by advising me how to suppress a column if value does not exist for that Header?
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Live from Chicago's Grant Park, Barack Obama gives his first speech as the 44th president of United States. Few hours after he officially won the election over Republican John McCain, Obama ascends the stage to thank all Americans who have put the trust in him to make a change in the country.
Together with his wife, Michelle and their two daughters, Malia and Sasha, Obama took center stage, applauded and cheered by the audience. He becomes the first African-American to be elected as the U.S. president. On making such history, Obama opened his speech, saying "If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible; who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time; who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer."
Obama goes on thanking all the people that have supported him, including his family and his campaign manager David Plouffe. Among the people spotted in the huge crowd are actor Brad Pitt, and a tearful Oprah Winfrey who had endorsed the president on her famous talk show.
He also calls out to those who do not vote for him "I may not have won your votes tonight, but I hear your voices. I need your help and I will be your president too," he said.
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It is hard to believe some days, but L is soon to be 11 and graduating from 5th grade. That means next year he will be in middle school, scary! The fun and exciting process started a few weeks back when the middle school choir, band, orchestra, and art class came to our school to have a talk with just the 5th graders. Our students got to hear all about these fun opportunities and listen to some music. (also fun side note, our principal jumped in on the piano and played while everyone sang, then kept on playing all through both lunch periods!). So last night came the fantastic night of going into the middle school and getting to try a bunch of instruments out in person. Adam had to work that evening, so D, L and I headed out. We had been talking over the last few weeks about what he would like to choose. He was set on playing the saxophone and then came home yesterday adding the cello to the mix. We headed in and he was thrilled to see so many kids he knew from both our current school and our former school. I asked him if that made him feel a bit more comfortable and he agreed it sure did.
We signed in and got a number on our paper, then waited. I know I enjoyed looking around at all the other kids trying out instruments while we waited. You could tell some kids felt very comfortable with what they had in their hands, and others didn't. Then it was L's turn. The gentleman from the instrument company was very kind, and patient. L said that he was really just interested in the saxophone, so he was given just the mouthpiece with the reed to try out. L was instructed how to put it in his mouth and how to blow and make the sound. I could tell he was sort of nervous, but quickly relaxed. He did pretty good with just the mouthpiece so they let me hold the entire saxophone. L struggled a bit once it was the whole instrument. Not necessarily holding it, but making the same sounds he did when it was just the mouthpiece. He was told he could try up to 3 instruments, and would he like to try anything else. On a whim, he said trombone. Shocked me. The gentleman told him how to hold his mouth again and buzz into just the mouthpiece. L did amazing! The guy challenged him to make a higher and lower pitched sound explaining how to do that, and L was able to get it right away. He then thought he would try the trumpet. Since he came to the trombone so quickly I thought this one might as well, but that didn't seem to be the case. L struggled right away. He gave it a great try, but it just didn't seem to be his thing.
We then went and waited for the stringed instruments. Luckily by the time we got there, there was no line. A kind lady from the instrument company asked him what he was interested in and let him try a cello. He did really well, getting the hang of how you need to move the bow to get different sounds. She then had him stand and try the violin. Again he did really well, and got the hang of using a bow.
It was time to check out and decide. I asked L what he was leaning toward, and without hesitation he exclaimed the trombone! I honestly did not see that coming, but am so very happy with the choice. He really did excel at that instrument while we were there, and all the trombone players I have known have been great people. We signed up for the short summer class he will need to attend, and talked to the company about rental, and were on our way.
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Almost in middle school: Instrument selection.
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Sunday, March 5, 2017
How has it been almost a year already?
Where has the time gone? It was almost a year ago the last time I posted, and boy has so much happened in that year.
L had his last 2 camp outs as a Cub Scout, D transitioned to a Junior scout, we celebrated our 12th wedding anniversary, Adam was in an accident where it was him on a bicycle versus a car (I would say he won, because he had minimal injuries considering he was hit by a car), I had a road trip to Michigan for a girl's weekend where our car decided the transmission was done, the kids and I took our first flights in an airplane (mine to San Diego with my best friend), the kids and I took a 10 day trip to Maui to visit my mom and her husband, Adam had to have hand surgery to correct damage done from the accident, I took another road trip to Ohio to celebrate a friend's 40th birthday, we had to buy a new car, school started again (4th and 5th grades), many many afterschool programs, I started to work at the school, science fair projects, Girl Scout cookie season, Circle the State with song choir, pinewood derby, and so much more!!!!
Here are a few pictures from the past year. I hope to be better about posts this next year.
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Cleaning out 60 years
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Joined: 18 Dec 2005
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 2:10 am
Post subject: Pistachio Pesto (pg. 80, U.S. edition)
Clotilde's Pistachio Pesto (pg. 80, U.S. edition) is so good!! We had it on pasta tonight, topped with roasted asparagus. It is very easy to make and has a wonderful flavor (delicate nutty sweetness balanced by just the right amount of basil and parmesan). It made plenty for the two of us, so I'll probably experiment with freezing some of the leftovers to use sometime when I'm too tired to cook
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of the pistachio holds up in the mixing, so that adds a perky look to however you might serve it. It is definitely pretty enough to serve to company!
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 3:03 am
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Thank you for posting, msue--this one sounds fine--I just read it over in the book, it's easy to do! But I don't agree with Clotilde's statement that pistachios are "underappreciated"--not at my house, they're not!
What kind of pasta did you use? Do you think it would be good unheated too, for summer?
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 4:47 am
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gingerpale, we are fairly addicted to pistachios too!
For the pasta, we used casareccia, a shape that is like little curvy double tubes of pasta cut in 1.5 inch lengths. I had to look on the package for the name. It worked well because the shape catches a hearty sauce nicely. Incidentally, I used some pasta water to thin out the pesto a bit so it would coat the pasta more evenly. I also cut the asparagus into a similar length before roasting it, so size-wise, it worked really well.
I do think the pesto would work fine in a room temperature dish, or even a cold dish, although the warmth of the hot pasta really brought out flavors that might not be present in a cooler dish. It seems like it would work well with tomatoes too, so I'm making stuffed cherry tomato appetizers tomorrow. Yum. And easy!
Hope you try the pesto.
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 5:17 am
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Never heard of that pasta! Double tubes? Looked it up if anyone else is curious--
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 12:40 pm
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generally speaking pesto, (all types) will last 4-6 weeks under refrigeration and for longer storage, do freeze beautifully!! A good idea is to use an ice cube tray to get little individual portion sized "pesto cubes"
I would like a gin martini, straight up, olives on the side, as dry as my wit, as clean as my conscience.
and... as cold as my heart!!!!
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 1:39 pm
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Thanks for the idea, Pesto Man. I often freeze some regular basil pesto at the end of the summer. It helps make the winter seem a bit warmer!
Your ice cube tray idea is a great one - or small little tubs that will make just enough for two servings.
gingerpale: thanks for the link! I once used this pasta shape for Clotilde's absorption pasta method, and it worked well. I was nervous that all that stirring might damage the pasta, but I used a gentle hand and the pasta held up well.
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Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 4:11 pm
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wellI finally got hold of some fresh basil (just coming into season here, and only in potted form) and made pistachio pesto for the first time! Loved it,not only was it wonderful onpasta (I used those little shell ones) but smeared on a bison burger patty for breakfast I was able to savour it all morning long
Vivant Linguae Mortuae!!
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 9:44 am
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In case there are still pistachios left (and 12 apricots and a tub of ricotta), you can bake the Apricot and Pistachio Ricotta Cake with a lovely orangey tang (GB edition page 213 ff.), yummy! As usual a baked a small cake at the side as well and this was even better (more of the delicious crust
), so I think of using the muffin tin next time.
And there are pistachios left, as well as asperagus, so these will very likely change into pasta, asperagus and pesto today, thank you for the idea
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 10:21 pm
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birgit, the leftover pistachios will soon find themselves tucked into the Tomato, Pistachio, and Chorizo Loaf (U.S. edition, pg 153). Only my version will use a smoked ham in place of chorizo - it is what I have on hand. I look forward to trying the savory loaf!
I hope you enjoy the pesto/asparagus pasta. We really loved that combo.
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:24 pm
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I'd have thought that I'd start with a savory recipe as well, but there were these exactly 12 apricots and the tub of ricotta smiling at me -- so how could I resist ... ? We tried it together with a malty Assam Tea -- very recommendable, too!
Meanwhile we've had the pasta/asperagus/pesto combo, with green asperagus and mhm, scrumptious! We'll definitely make this again! The basil season has just begun, there is no pistachio shortage in sight and asparagus is freezable ...
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 10:36 pm
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I made the pistachio pesto yesterday and it was superb on gnocci! Magnifique!! Merci, Clotilde!
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 4:00 pm
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Agreed, pesto freezes wonderfully and is a great treat through the winter. Our basil plant just kept growing and growing last year and we were able to make several batches to freeze. We ended up with two stacked rows of containers of pesto and I joked that they were like little gold bars stacked in a safe, because to basil is practically worth the gold if you buy it from the market. Hopefully, we'll be stocked again this winter, but with pistachio pesto!
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